May 2016, Better Connecticut, Garage Organizing
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Garage Organizing: Moving Up
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, “25% of people with two-car garages don’t have room to park cars inside them and 32% only have room for one vehicle.” It’s doubtful that the value of that clutter, that we are protecting in our garages, is worth $33,000, which is the average cost of a new car these days. Make space and protect your investment instead!
April 2016, Better Connecticut, Archive Organizing
Matt appears on Better Connecticut, with his accountant, Lisa Germann to talk about organizing archives after tax season with hosts, Scot and Kara.
Your #1 Annual Organizing Habit
I posted this video about this time last year, but it's worth repeating. I have since come to the conclusion that rotating your files is the number one annual organizing habit.
Letting Containers Organize You
One of the biggest mistakes people make when getting organized is buying containers first. However, once you declutter and get organized, containers CAN play an active role in helping you STAY organized, if you choose them strategically. They can then be like organizing tour guides.
March 2016, Better Connecticut, Attic Organizing Tips
This was a very special segment, because Matt Baier was joined by one of our new favorite clients, John Weigold, to talk attic organizing. John is on reserve duty as Rear Admiral to the Pacific Fleet. He shared with hosts, Kara Sundlun and Scot Haney how the Matt Baier Organizing team helped him get his attic "ship shape." Matt was also joined by his colleague, Susan Lovallo, who is a spokesperson for a great new attic product Lock & Rollin, a roll out floor.
Attic Organizing Strategies
If all clutter is “postponed decisions” (and it is), then it is probably safe to say the decisions in the attic are the MOSTponed.
Does more categories equal more organized?
Too many categories can actually make you more disorganized than having none at all. There is a point of diminishing returns on categories.
Organizing Files By Temperature
Our clients often get ahead of themselves. I mean WAY ahead of themselves. We may be looking at 30 bags and boxes of papers and the client will ask, “Do you recommend color-coding my files?” What I’m really hearing in their voices is “CAN we color-code my files PLEASE?” It’s as if a magical rainbow of colors will make the 30 bags and boxes disappear.
Organizing to Show and Go
Getting your house on the market and getting ready to move can be a very stressful time. Having a comprehensive plan can reduce that stress. We help folks with this type of work every week , so here are a some of the essential guidelines we recommend for such a plan.
Organizing and the Al Hirschfeld Effect
Before I was a professional organizer, I was a professional illustrator. What’s the connection?Read More
January 2016, Better Connecticut, Kitchen Organizing
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The Kitchen as Organizing Lab
If there was one room that made sense as a lab to experiment with organizing processes, it would be the kitchen. If you can master these principles in the kitchen lab, you can master them in the rest of your house. Here are five of my favorites.
Christmas Organizing Jumpstart
Are you having a hard time getting going with the Christmas decorating this year? Here’s a tip that I have found useful in getting the ball rolling. Create a Christmas jumpstart box.
Time Management for Resolutions
The new year is still a few weeks away, but this is the perfect time to think about how to make those new years resolutions a reality this year. Effective time management is the key.
